Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-06-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Corsets a speciality at Watson's.

Inc commissioners meet Monday IN
special session.
ArThis is d boom year for boy babies in
Emmons County.
Miss Burbage. of Livona. will spend
the summer at Bismarck.
A big stock of Wall Paper justreceived
at ]. w. Parker's, Bismarck.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew.
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
Mrs. Robert Buchanan visited friends in
Bismarck and Mandan last week.
May we he permitted the original re.
mark This is good weather for wheat.
f. Mrs. Edlck and Miss Stella returned
from Bismarck, via Sterling, last week.
Best Mixed Paints at bedrock prices
for sale by J. W. Parker, Bismarck, Dak.
Mrs. G. G. Livingston and Mrs. Sutcr,
OF Livona. visited the Capital City last
week.
Mrs. j. H. Worst and Mrs. w. L. Yeater
were the guests of Mrs. E. T. Herrlck
yesterday.
J. W. Parker, Bismarck. keeps on hand
Que of the best stocks of Drugs on the
Missouri Slope.
Messrs. Campbell and Scott. the enter
prising Glencoe ranchmen. were in Will
Transport the other day.
tom Kelly and John Mittlestedter. with
two teams, left this week for Napoleon to
tackle the railroad grade.
Miss Bertha Packer has returned from
Bismarck where she has been visiting the
family of Mr.. John Huber.
Mr.. Bumstead and a number of resi-
dents in Southern Emmons were in town
Monday doing the final proof act.
R. L. Durant s. Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and statoners, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Fred Whittier came over from Livona last
week and putin an evening amid the lively
and thrilling scenes of the shire town.
Thomas Fortune, of Bismarck, has se-
cured the grade contract on the new rail-
road, between Napoleon and Bismarck.
With daylight until between Q and 10p
M, North Dakota comes pretty near
being Il Land Of the Midnight Sum-"
Last night. little after dark, steady
rain set in, and kept it up until near
the break o day. 'It was a good thing
for W"
Go to K. Brady & Co., Bismarck, for
sewing machines. A good stock Of the
best kinds always on hand and at reason
able prices.
The many friends of Miss Alice Car
penter will be pleased to learn that she
has returned to Emmons County, and IS
stopping with her mother, in the Arm
strong neighborheod.
J. w. Parker, the Bismarck druggist,
has received a mammoth spring stock,
which he will dispose of at the smallest
percentage of profit. Call and learn
prices before purchasing.
The gophers seem to be less in number
hereabouts than last season. But perhaps
they are in their burrows teaching
young brood how to encompass the de-
struction of the granger men.
Thanks to the Steele Ozone for kind
words spoken of the RECORDS mainstay.
We had your paragraph in type when she
"picked 1t up to look at it," and dropped
it on the floor. Pleased her, Just the
same.
brMr. John Kurtz's experimental patch
of clover, except in places where moles
upheaved the ground at the rents. came
through the winter, In good condition,
and is growing finely. His timothy also
looks we'll.
A lady living in the Williamsport coun-
try, whose husband was thinking recently
of buying male-mule team, SAID "You
had better buy female mules. The farm
papers say that q farmer should always
buy Mares"
Little Miss Lucy English, who recently
returned home to Chicago, writes that she
has been to a. picnic, dancing party,
and the circus, where she "saw an ele-
phant dance" And yet she says, 1T is
awful dull here"
Those wishing to pay money to the
RECORD had better send it direct to the
Office by mail, or, if convenient, call in
person. We have recently learned of two
instances in which parties received money
and forgot to pay it in.
Addordey Armstrong is sufferidg with a
very bad coad, which was. caused by
sittidg id draft. The draft was caused
by well-knowd citized havidg taxed his
storm sash of the windows at his resi-
dedce, add the sofa sids dear the window.
Our former fellow-citizen, the stately
Democrat who, has made the hotel at Ster.
ling frst-class house in every respect,
intends to have ball some time next
month. Mr.. Hodgkinson says that Will
-iamsport people will be specially invited.
The date will be given later.
Any subscriber changing his residence
can, by sending us a postal-card or other
notice thereof have his copy of the paper
sent to the new address Even if he skip
about the country like unto flea, and
will notify us Of his changes, the RECORD
(everYbedy should subscrlbe) will find him.
Hail insurance issbeceming exceedingly
popular in DakotA Every farmer should